Iron County register., 1887-09-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. Lopez's new ad. will positively appear
next week.
Asa predictor of cold waves for the coun-
try, the city paper Is not success.
That little bridge fronting the millinery
shop still cries aloud to heaven and the Street
Commissioner.
"Sweet are the uses Of adversity," but
they make the sort Of sugar-teat we never
willingly tackle.
A short shower-wet enough while it last
ed-last Sunday served to lay the dust and
partly ill the empty cisterns.
D. F. Reese & Bro. lay before you a new
ad. this week. Read it, and then go and
see the fine new stock it treats of.
The City Council was in session last Mon
day. No business of more than ordinary
Importance was done, so far as we can learn.
Capt. Byers this week publishes a column
advertisement, announcing the re-opening
of the Bonanza and the arrival of an immense
stock of Fall and Winter Goods.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis, Jr., was last week ad-
Judged insane, on examination by Drs. Far
rar snd Patton, and Monday morning Sheriff
Whitworth started for Fulton with her in
charge. Her husband accompanied them.
Again we have been compelled to decline
$40 ad. for which the philanthropic agent
offered us the liberal sum Of 1915. 'Tis thus
the country editor hists his umbreller agin
the golden shower of ye facile advertising
agent.
In the case Of the State VS.. D. Y. Jones,
charged with allowing Texas cattle to range
near Arcadia, Mr.. j. was ordered to quaran-
tine the same that they may not further
convey the Texas cattle fever to any more of
our native cattle.
Judge Emerson went to st. Louis on Mon
day, intending, if the weather should grow
cooler, to go on to Philadelphia. at the re-
quest.of the Governor to represent the State
at the celebration Of the Constitutional Gen.
tennial in that city, this week.
Mrs.. Lopez went to st. Louis Monday
morning, to purchase Millinery and Dress
Goods, Cloaks, &c. She will remain several
days, and soon will have her establishment
refurnished with full line of everything
desirable in the Ladies' Department.
Mr.. Jas. Welch has been seriously i'll for
about two weeks, but it is now believed he
will recover. His brother, Thomas Welch,
of Vineland, was here attending him several
days, and the news that the patient is on the
way to convalescence will begrateful to him.
There are some rowdy boys who make
practice, on all festival and concert nights,
of congregating in the vestibule of the Acad-
emy Of Music, and annoying people with
noise and unmanly behavior. This will be
tolerated no longer. Boys, understand this
for once and all.
The publishers of "Southern Society and
Drama" 90 and 81 Main street, Norfolk, Va,
desire correspondent in this section to at
tend theatres and society meetings and for
ward reports of same. Credentials for
admittance furnished. Address with stamp
ed envelope and references.
This Is the time Of year to dig wells. A
well of good, pure water is needed 9ssine
scnoolhouse grounds. We knowNNis district
Is not in good circumstances, financially, but
1t seems to us little extra effort ought to be
made in this connection. Might not part
Of the cost be raised by individual subscrip-
tion?
In few days VIM. G.. Dilts, late Cashier
for the st. Louis Ore and Steel Company at
Pilot Knob, will depart for Iowa. He has
purchased farm near Tipton. and, so far as
he can now determine, will settle down to a
life of a little more ease and personal indie.
pendence than it has been his fate to enjoy
heretofore.
MARRIED-At the residence Of the brides
father in De Soto, Mr.. Hobbs, of Pilot Knob,
and Miss Loda Shute. A large company
witnessed the ceremony, mostly relatives. A
bountiful repast was served. The happy
pair received many usefnl and beautiful
presents, among which was a lovely water
set. They go soon to Pilot Knob where
they will make their future home.-De Soto
Wdtchnadn.
Mark Doty wishes to publicly call atten-
tion to the fact that he will prosecute a GER
tain young lad (who ought not to be
entrusted with gum to the full extent Of
the law, unless he desists from shooting at
pigeons when the birds are on his (Doty's)
premises. The lad alluded to, SO Mrs. ID.
says, sticks his gun through the fence and
shoots ut the pigeons in the enclosure. We
know nothing of the matter ourselves, Of
course; but If the facts are as represented
and we haye good cause to believe they are,
by reasoning from q former occurrence
then that boy and gun ought TO be divorced
instdnter.
At its session last week the County Court
drew the names Of the men who are to serve
US Grand and Petit Jurors at the October
term Of the Circuit Court. The following
are the lucky mortals:
GRAND JURORS.
i. L. Midyett, Charles Maschmeyer,
James b. Vineyard, w. T. Gay,
Thomas l.. Stewart, III. N. Baird,
j. Fl. Valle, George w. Pinkley,
T.G. Pratt, Gustave Funk,
w. b. Newman, John Poston.
PETIT JURORS.
B. f. Brooks, John Baldwin,
Jacob McNail, John Schwab, Jr.,
=. q. Carly, j. B. Holloman,
j. HI. Long, John w. WhitwOrth,
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